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V Z- 2 7 ,~..~-~ s~ ',5--~--t.~c G~ • ~/ ‘ 0 „ - - .,. - ;.< 7 0_.,- - e • • e '.. . • „- • . . ii - Niikt..6,, , .. . . .. • • ..., . Vie, '.. 111 „..4 ;4 "' " ' ' ' '..e. ' • 'l 4 /- lii kilet i t l . . : i a" ..7 • , ~ ..., . ..:,,,...11,0 f• -• '-- ' ' 0t,._*,.,, , V5, ,'....; -;-• . II • ..4 . 4 ., ,27-411. i..• -..,, . t . , . % - / ' e .' ,6lk . . •' - \l!tbilt"'"l N . ... (.............._ . ,4k, - k - t • .. . -. , 4 1 ,. ~s, , 1 ,1, ,1 1 , 1 44 C V , J , f, lt lirf,V; ' ' 4 :: • V.Ol ~.? 1,10 - n., . . 1111. r:N&v - ~~t;y~i~ ~. F . ,: f' it NUMBER 10,502. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY. b, 162 d: I 8E V EIIi:7••PENCE: ltO VA L ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. THE EXHIBITION . of the ROYAL ACA DI MY is NOW OPEN. Admission (fron Eight o'clock till Seven), One - Shilling,—Catalogue, One Shilling. A. HOWARD, R. A. Sec. IMPERIAL vAitLiA-mgrit LOTIDS, kowt.ir, MAY B. BILLS. ELECTION OF WILLIikNI WARD, ESQ. PUBLIC MEETING of the Friends of Mr. WM. WARD will take plaie at the City of London Ta vern, on FRIDAY, the 12th instant, to determine upon the mea sures best calculated to secure tire, return of that Gentleman to Parliament at one of the, Repfesenlatives for the City of London, at the approaching Election. The Chair to be taken at Two o'clock precisely. CHARLES. PRICE, Chairman of the Committee. •'Committee Room, City of London Tavern, 4th May, 1826. IIISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS.- IF Committee Room, City of London Tavern, Bth May, 1826, " The Lord Bishiip of Cli ttSTEIt in the Chili' i Romlied—That remittances be made for the itlief of the %stressed inhabitants of Leicestet, To the amount of _ , . ... £250 U ~„ . Of Bullock Smithey,_ near Macclesfield 150 0 . ; . 'Of Royston, near Oldham . • . ' ISO 0 . Of Glasgow . . . : 500 0 Of Paisley - - . 1 300 U 11,950 U "AMOUIIt of Subscription already advertised, £46,863 Is. 6d. i ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. • 4. it Li I Sir Claude Scott, Bart. A Friend - 1 1 and Co. - £ lOO 0 'P. J. Littlefear 1 0 C. M. - 10 0 'Samuel Mills ... 21 0 J. D. P. - .5 • 0 111. Peel, of Exmouth 100 0 Sir Claude Scott, Bart i 0 ' 0 - .A. Gift - 0 1 M. R. :. 1 1 E. Bolger :. 5 0 E. G. .; : 1 1 David Caddell .7. 10 10 'lllr. DeVall - A 0 ittrs. A ikin - , 2 0 Mr. S. . 010 Miss A ikin . 1 0 •.3lrs. While - 5 0 ;. • John Atkins and Son 21 0 Sir ‘Vm. Pepys, Bart. 30 0 Stibstription of the In. James Pinentt . 1 1 habitants of thigh. Salter, Wbudman, and ton, per Thos. West, Fellows : . 21 0 . Esq., High Con- At Bouverie and tee:lire. stable . 500 0 Francis Baring 10 0 E. and W. Johnson 10 0 A Young Lady 50 0 Mr. Conant . 3 0 Robert Marsham 5 0 Christopher Smith, Sons, Thomas Lushington and Woodhcitise 52 10 ' Fairfax ; - 10 0 J. S. Cooper . 29 0 At Smith, Payne, and Smiths. AL L. . 10s. ed. Rev. .John Greenwood - - I 1 Reid, Irving, and CO. 106 0 J. It. - ' 1 0 Thomas Emerson 1 1 .Frorn • a Lally 5 0 Charles Marten - 5 5 31. A. C., C. A. C., R. C. 0 6 A Scrivener . 5 0 ;E: A., A. C., A. 51. 1 5 J. W. - 1 1 William Elliott Elliott, John Wilson . 10 10 • Oedling House 20 0 E. A. . 1 1 Reierend Thos. Lane Jos. Dan _ 10 0 ' Fait . 50 0 G. Fl :\ngas 4 0 Hiltbn, Darby, & Knou 25 ' 0 J. Stamford CaldWell 5 0 T. and V. - 110 A Collection after el Ser. Samuel Bayley 10 10 mon preached at the Collection in Mr.. Klin. Baptist • Meeting, at gender's. Academy, . M'andsworth, by Jaa. Chigwell, Essex 5 0 ,• Oliver . 6 0 Alliance Assurance 105 0 tasundaySchool,in con: , John Johnstone . , 56. nection with the above 1 0 'Joseph Todd . - 20 0 James 'Hall - 5 0 William Edwards . 2 2 I ,t-, E. M. . . 5 0 Twinings and Co. - 100 0 •Ranelagh Chapel, Chel. • • William King - 10 0 tea, after Sermons by E. 'l'. A. Friend . 1 1 itev. R. H. Shepherd, John Forbes . 50 0 • ~..p er G. Downing - 38 0 Tregoining and Co. 65 i George %Veatherstone 5 5 At Hankeys and Co. John Farran - 5 0 Thomas Lawrence 5 5 •H. Pulley - 3 3 Dr. Robertson, M.D. 10 10 John Sudley, by Alder- hlrs.Witisdn,Faminglinnt;t 0 man Garratt . 5 0 J. P. . - 1 o 11. and J. 31. - 010 Samuel Jones Vachell 2'; 5 Charles Wastwbeeler 1 1 Joseph Clegpole . 10 10 Thomas Pilgrim - 5 0 Matthew Chalk) . 2u 0 Mrs. Meynek, Park- James Mure - 26 5 • street, .Windsor : 5 0 At Messrs. Latibroke and Co. floltzapifellt Deyerlein 8 8 It. C. A. and Wm. Putt 100 U Pentonsintheiremploy 4/.148.6d Mrs. It: Putt - ;10 0 ''• T. R. Rusty - 1 1 Jos. lionsor . 10 10 ' Soln.ltennett and Son 5 5 F. Wakefield anti Co. 25 U ' Per the Lord Mayor. J. H. Maw - 1 0 The Corporation of the Jas. Ittuidell and Co. 21 0 _City of London - 1000 0 Brownes and Brind 211 0 WestsinOdi Bury, and Jas. Jones - - 5 a -• • WettWood - 10 10 Wm. Greenwood - 5 0 IV( 14. Newman, ' City J. and T. Moxon . 10 -- 0 ' ~..,' 801teitot . 10 10 Charles .Kingsley - 5 0 'he Worshipful Com. Thos. Stranger Leathes 5 5 • - Pliny of Coopers - 50 0 IL T. Twills 10 10 The. Recorder of London 5 0 Wilcoxons and Co. 10 10 the Officers Non-com- ' X. X. •-- - 10 1 0 missionedofficers,and At Morlands and Co. Privates, of th e Royal Mesits.Morland andCo.los .0 Artillery,ingarrisonin Viscount Barrington 60 0 Dublin, one day'a pay 41 0 B. L. "Vulliamay - 10 0 . Roger Dawson . 50W. E; Nightingale 25 0 At Goslings and Co. At Sir W. Curtis, Bt. and Co. 10°1. G. Hopkins 10 10 L. S. Bafendale . 5 5 . 11 . Gurney - 10 10 Bafendale, Tantham, and C Baring Short 50 0 Co . - 10 10 Mrs. Short . 50 0 Jas. Renshaw and Co. 5 5 •Th 01 46 Ilorlock Bastard 10 0 %I'm. Agnew - 5 5 Jones and Innes • - 5 0 John Searle - 2 0 c lt. 11. R. Snow 1 1 T. A and Co. John Wilson . . 10 10 B. - 1 1 Josh. Dyson - : 10 10 Bryn and Trist - 111 0 At Praeds and Co. X. ..- . - 1 , 0 Edward Dolman . 5 0 Holford, Dribble & Co. 21 0 Thus. Clark, Mill-hill 21 5 William Colnett - 1 1 Edith - . 2 2 John Porah, per Dixon Nivel. ; . . 1 1 and Co. • - 41 r. Serjeant Praed 10 OJ. and It. Warner 4 „ few Friends - 210 Charles Butler .; W. R. Bradshaw 5 5 The Young Men hi hi( Beech a n d Ho war d 5 0 E Sta bli s h ment 5 a 5 0• J. Lawreneo . 10 10 rte. C. 11. . . 2 2 Captain P. Ripley . 5 5 v. Wm. Wenthorp 10 O'A. C. sen. and jun. 010 At Childs and Co. Miss C. i . ; . 010 Captaiw. 1 , ":. Seymour 8 5 Leys , Masson, and Co.:„20 0 ., Dr. Phlllimore, 51. T. ‘ ? , Q 0 P. Randall . 100 u John .Knight% • :' • • W Th m or u s u P te e ki rr nso ott n m° O C. 8 - . .: 1- I LI ( 4 ! Williams, P. and W. , Colonel Sir C. B. Vera 5 5 _ Jireufell, and Co. 105 u WM. . . '2 2 E. W. E. . . 10 OS. 51, Mills ', 3 3 Rev. Wm. Wood 6 6 Curtis and Harvey lolo At Weston and Co: cox, Heisch, and C 1 0 Weston, Young, and Alin J. F. Cu * 5 0 ''• , Bostocks . . 31 10 Svieatman and Robbins 10 10 Marshall and Dale 10 10 31. S. . T. W. Carpenter 2. OW.W. S. . - 1 t At wag, Percival and C. 3lagnay and Son; 21 0 a. '— ' ' Company. - Day and Martin 60 0 '. • Joseph Forster . 50T. P. . .; 2 0 . . Miss Forster - I. 0 Z. Hunter . . 1 1 Atlas L. Forster . 1 0 Myra . 4 7s. od. • William Willis - 10 OH. C. Heintz . 1 0 Rev, Henry Geo. WM- William and John Free. • . kips . . 4 0 man . - - 10 10 . William Marsden 20 0 Thomas and William John Bagwill - 5Q 0 King . - 21 0 ' Charlea Ch a b o t - 10 J. Grooinbridge ..- 5 0 l'arquhar . ., Sladen, and ; W.. T u rn er an d S on g 21 0 , (llam a .. 23. 0 Admir a l J as . Y ou n g 5 0 , ( aptaln Araley 5 .0 Spence an d D es b oroug h 5 5 Mr * H. D. . 20 OW. Scott . 5 0 G. 11.2aap._ .. 5 5 Jacob Montifiore 5 0 Sur.eess to the City Mem- •B. and W. Field 6 5 ben : , ",, I,t ~ .. :.. 10. George Gregg .. ,5 5 r itiPrittors..of Otarra- J. P. 1 0 2 2 20 0 5 0 ways T - J. T., R. S., &E. S. 5 0 C. Lush . . 2 0 C. 1.. S . V. Purrier . 1Q 0 Thonsasi Pr:t.ion - W. 11. Thomas . 5 0 Rev. Henry Gee. Wet. Win. Abad and Sons 10 Q kinktt 1;ollection at a • At Dixon and Co. knuillfaisb Dinn e r 710 Hon. Baron Hullock 50 0 ' Lady Malerworth Is t• Hon. Justice Gude. 21 0 Al Isa Koletaworth 5 f ) Sam. J. Warner 2 0 - 3 3 . 010 •: 9 6 6 G. Lewis Hollingsworth 5 0' Rev. Edward Berens 10 0 Mrs. Barronneaux 10 0 James Morten 5 0 Samuel Oliva. 5 0 Boyd Miller 20 0 Nottidge and Nepheiii 10 10 Robert Obbard - 5 0 Harbut Ward 5 5 At Jones, Lloyd, and Co. Duflield,Beekwith,&Co.2l 0 G. and J. Leake go 0 James Baker 10 0 Thomas Gamble , 5 5 Lovegrove and Leathes 10 10 Maubert and Co. 50 0 Robert Moore - 2 0 Melville and De la Chau - mette . - 50 0 N. Newnham 10 0 T. Wig in . 511 0 L. itnd D. Falk . 5 0 Tomlinson 5 0 A Friend to the Poor and Needy . 2 0 H. M. E. r 0 T. S. Hewitt . 5 5 J. S. 1 1 'Anonymous 80 0 T. Oawen g Mis*. Hoyle 111 Giltriofe , .5 0 Jonathan Brooki 10 0 Mrs. Boiity .7. 2 2 Mr. Ilaintnond 5 0 At Cocks, Cockii, and Co. Sir John Gibbons, Bart. 25 0 Lieut.-Col. J. 11. Cooper & Mrs: Cooper. 21 0 Rt. Hon. Cher. Yorke 25 0 Thos. Dykin, House of Commons . 10 0 Bishoj) of WOrcester 50 1) Smale . 2. 2 H. 11, Single 3 3 W. 11,..Savake = 0 0 The Earl of Si. I;er- DM. - 100 0 Miss .A. Phillips 5 0 Thomas. Porteus 5 A t ‘ Coutts and Go. The Marquis of Buie 105 0 Sir Wetkin Williams Wynn; Bart. - 100 0 Irish Linen CoMpany, Illoninsbury-squsie 3 3 Mrs. Tighe - 5 0 David Robertatin . John Clayton 1 1 Mrs. Hughel „ =, 1 1 Jelin Stuart Wortley; Messrs. Bickhell and smith , 5 6 John Robert Mini 10 0 Anthony , Merry 10 10 Frederick Pollock 10 0 William Frederick Pol lock - 2 0 Jesse Middleton b 4 Charles Farebnitlier 10 10 Geo. H. - 1 0 Charles Stuart . 10 0 Nl'illiam stewart Rose 10 0 Miss E. T. Goddard §. 0 The Hon. Jas. Stewart , 2 0 ' At Ilcx : r3: Fuller and Ca. W. A. N. . 0 R. Fox : • 5 5 - Miss Fox' = 5 5 'sliss M. M. Vol 5 5 C. z 5 6 John Road, f?,l Gordon Knight_ . , = 60 0 The Rev. Frns. Afis . John . 2(1 0 Robbini 2 2 Pon and Son • = , 2 2 I)ayid Soloman* 10 0 Joseph Solotnons 10 0 - Jenkins and Janet 10 10 Per ditto - . Kennerley,Son,&Stanton 2 2 John Ash and Co. V 0 I,l'eston.,and Lake 1 1 Langstaff and Hesloti 1 1 A. Gibson - . 1 0 A Friend - 1 0 Ditto 1 1 Hitt() 1 0 11. F. - - 1 0 F. - . 1 1 E t 10s. 6d. A Fiiend -108.6 d. Nat, . -108.6 d. .1. .1. . 10s. 6d. At Sir J.W.Ltibbock & Co. I‘lonklionie, Winter, and llo*than - 21 ,0 C. anil 1-1. Bird - 10 10 Ralph Ricardo = 10 10, At Hammersleys and Co. At Kay, Price, and Co. Kay, Price, and Cd. 100 0 Sir Chas. Price, Bart. 21 0 Mrs. , Marryatt - t 0 0 John Newton - 10 10 T. G. Nap . 10 0 Lady H. E. O. - 5 0 John Barnes 5 0 E. M. a 5 0 Thomas Carter ~ 5 5 Rev. D. Morris, lien Dixon and Co. a . 5 Cußierwell and Brooks 5 5 Thomas Elliott and Son 3 0 Rev. Thomas Griffith 2 0 Christopher fairloot 2 0 Thomas J. tlyson 2 . 0 George Palliser I 1 Thomas Marshall 1 0 At Sir Claude Scott and Co. Win. Broderip, IV. Bunter Baillie 10 0 Mrs. Baillie . 5 0 Duppa, Slodden, and Collins . Major Bradford James Putnam Ben j. Sayer Wentwortlilleau, • mont - 150 OH Rev. W. Filmei - 10 O. Langluirn (AwlAtte - 2 11. F. S. .; - I 0 Admiral. Theophilus : " ' efones . 5 0 A tientleoman - 10 0 At liamnn and Co. • The Proprietor,' of the Theatrelloyal,llay market - 52 10 At Williams, beacon, &Co. The Worshipful Corn puny of Bkinnerd 100 0 John Wray - 5 0 Cook,Wairen, & Cdok 21 0 G, , Filliter - I 0 Filliter - 1 0 Miss I.;:daffii • '2 0 . 5 5. 10 0 10 0 5 ,5 John Gu lly... Rev. A. Buller T. Penfold Thos. B. Pentold . 10 0 1 1 1 1 .‘. Subscriptions received by . all the Bankers in town and coun try; and at the city . of London Taiern, BislMPigate-street, where the Committe e Meet dank; W. H. II YET'. Sec. Applications to the COMi n i tt e e mus t b e a ddr ess ed to " F ra ncis Free to Esq . ., Lond on ," an d superscr ib e d " M unu f act ar c re Relief Committee." "Erratuiti.--/n th e Adiertisethetit inserted yesterday, for Rev 1L in. Roberts," read " ii 7 m. Roberts." . , UPPARSII, FOOD . Mi. CittuntEN, IN- S vALtns,. and Others.--ItOBINSOI'S PATENT BARLEY, for making tamerior Burley Water in ten minutes, and .PATENT GROATS, for making superidi Gruel in ten mintites.-The Patentee solicits attention to the following do. cumenti— (übpy.) Apothecaries' Hall, London, Feb. 8, Sir.-.X .lutve analyied your.Giettta and ilarley Powder. which ypu, haVing his Majesty's Letters Pittetitforshe sole manufac turing of the same, properly dthorninat#, ,patent Barley and Patent Groats." I have ne heSitation in, decliiilng them to be genhine powders of the best Barley and Chita I ever Rai. I consider it a public adirantage, and of gteat importance in the medical world, that, by your ;male of, preparation, a valuable fine mucilaginous beverage and food may be obtained in a few Minutes. . . • I have ilia analyzed some Aampies,inutationt or your articles—which are " warranted free front adulteration ; '— these I pronotince to be compositions Of different meals, conse. quentl neither pare Barley Water nor Oat Gruel can be made froM them: i am, Sir, four obedient servant; RICHARD CLARKE. To Mr. M. Robinson, Red The above testimonial, from a Gentleman who has already rendered the public Touch service; by exposing various delete rious mixtures and adulterations in articles bf general consump tion, added to the rectimmendation of the medical profession, make it unnecessary for the PrOyrietors to do more than state, that none are genuine which do not. hear the words, ":Robin son's Pateni,' the Royal Arnii, and the Signatiire of 'f Matta. Robinson." , Sold retail, in papers of llb: and eanidters of 21b., by nicalt re spectable Drugguits and Grocel througiunit thekingdom.; and„ wholesale, by the Patentee and Manufacturer's,. ;Mabel , / Robin son and Co., NQ. Gl, Red Linn-street, Holborn, Loncion. Who suppliei the Sporting World with an excellent Article for Bounds; &e. The Patentee of the Prepared Barley and Groats having a considerable quantitY of Offal di Waste Meal, which answers midi better than the common barley or oat meals . for feeding Dogs, &e. Noblemen and Gentlemen may be supplied in qUentities not less than 1 cwt. at ills., or at 181. per ton. Cows, Pigs, and Poultry thrive particularly well upon this meal. VERY FAST TRAVELLING, To BIRMINGHAM and LIVERPOOL, by DAY and NIGHT FOUR INSIDE COACHES, which KEEP GOOD TIME, from the sABACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, SNOW-HILLs LONDON. MBE followit4 LIGHT POST-COACHES, L and MAILS, Sce. 'et out from the abilve inn BIRMINGHAM "Tally I ." fait Day Conch, in thir teen hours, Morning at a quelrter before Seven, through Red burn, Market Street, Dunstable, Brichbill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stratford,Towcester,lYeedon, Daventry,Dunchurch, Coventry, and Stone Bridge , to t he Castle Hotel and St. George's Tavern, High-street, Birmingham, to Shiffnall, Wellington, Bridgenortb, Shelton, Shrewsbury, Gswestry, Nantwich, Tarporley, Bangor, Chester, and Holyhead.— Driven through with two Coachtuen only. In consequence oY the decided preference given to the 'tally Ho Coachi the Proprietors are determined no menet shaft he spared to rentkt it ,the first conveyance on the Birmingham Road. 'BIRMINGHAM Royal Express," New light felt Night Coach, 15 hours only, and driven thiough wiih, 'rwo Correh Meni. seta out every afterduor h.'cerrYing Four Inside only I Passes- through *enrich; Leamington, SOnthonit Weedon, Daventiy,Stoney-Stratford, and Toweester, ta the Saracen's H ea d, hull-street, •Binaughaar, early the next Morning. BA 1 1 NSTAPLE,$outtmol t Creditone, Tiverton, Nnitb lawton, Oakharnpton, Torrington, Chumleigh, IlfraCombs and Biddeferd. Neve light fast Coach, every Morning; at 7. BOSTON New Royal Patent Mail to Louth, through Royston, Cambridge, Huntingdorr, Stilton Peterborough, Deeping, Spaltling;Spilsby, Alford, and Gr imsby, Evening. at Half past 7, Sunday, at a Quarter before 7.. BATH and BstISTOL CheapPost-Coaches, through Chip "'coheir', Catne, Marlborough, Hungerford, Newbury, and 'trading, every Afternt,on at one; Arrive at the Greyhound 9 9 Inn, Bath, the London Tavern, Thomas-street, and Swan, Bristol, early the next rsloriting. At reduced Fares. BROMPTON, Chatham, Rob!tester, Graeriendi Stroila, Sittinghottette, Rainhant. and bspringe, r`erry Morning. cAMBRIDGE New ItoYal 'Patent Mail, through Warr, Buntingford, Auckland; and Rdyston, Eiening, at Miff past 7, SnMday, at d Qttarter before 7. • . CARLISLE 44 Express," otilY One Nigtit on tile Road, to Penrith, and Whitehaven, d , New Liglll,Foui-Mside Pou Coach, with a Guatd all the passes I hrotigh Appleby, Brough, Bowes, Greta-blidge; . ltichm o nd, Catlerick, Ao roughbridge, Forryb ridge, DonCdster, Nl?wank, llawtty, Grantinklui Greetbam, and Baldock. fiefs riot iii the Nlorning, and perl'ortos ttie iffilr ney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on tn.; Road by holiness or pleaiiire, hare the pfiCttliar advatitage of their Seats hong secured in the nett Coach.--The only direct Coach to Carlisle: CHESTER Light Coachri to Newpiiij, Whitechisrch, Tar pdrley, Naniptwich, Wort hwich, and Nliddlewich; every loom tog And afternoon. COVENTRY " Tally hi.," light BiSt Dar Coach, every morning at a quarter bbfdre 7, through ed hail, I tonitahle, Stoney Stratford; Towc6ter, Weed o ii; liaveutry, and Deo- DOVER anti Paris • Potent Safe •'Coach, bt-ery throng)) Canterbury and Chatham. DORCHF.STER New light Day CoWebes, in fourteen linitrs only, through Bagiliot, Illackwat e r; nut , W liiichurch, Andover, Sillisistiry, Wiiiiii)eats, , Casliniiire, and °landlord, at a tjuartei past 6 and f tile, morning. • • EXETER " Sovereiglt," New light Coach cTt•ry Morn.: ing sit 7 o'Clock; tlitough Hohitiiii, A niinacr, Charinotitli, llridpttrt, Dorchester, Blandford, • Woilttvatei bitry,Atockbriage, Suttbit, Basingstoke., Olitekwateri - and Bagshbt. GLASGOW; liongtoWo,Grettia-green, Annan, •Dui»fries, Brownhilljhoinhill,Stitiquhar-kiln, Camtiock s Riollvteent end all Paris of Scotland, a light Four ititide Post Coach daily. FIARROWGATE and Ripon new Light Post Coaches; every A Iteration at 'Poi. and Seven in tie Morning. HERTFORD eiieelt, throtigh Waltham Croii, Cheshunt, Hoddesdon, and Ware. HOLYHEAD NeW light fast Day arid 'Night Coaches, through Ili idgenorth, Walirtl, Shrewsbury, add Salop, every morning and afternoon. HULL" Express," a Neli Light Post Coach, to Lincoln. Northcave, Howden, and Doncaster, every Morning, to the Crop Keys, Market-place, Hull and alio the " Rocking ham" in the Afternoon at Two. KENDAL Light fast Post Coaches "h/ Lancaster, Preiton, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Os ittSlitrk, and Gar4tatig, every inornipg and afternoon. KIDDERMINSTER, Stourbildge, Dudley, thrrnigh Birhiingliain, and Wei( Bromwich; light Coaches eihry Morn ing•and afternoon. ! • LEEDS " Rockingham," light Poit Coach, sets nut every, Afternoon at Two; and paSies through lialdock, Big; gliritintde, Eaton, litickden, Stilton, Wansford, Stamford, Grel Gant, Grantham, Newark, Toxford, Maikliniit Moor, Retfin d, Bit wiry, Doncaster, and Ferrynridgit, alvivei at the Upldeis Lion Inn, .Leeds, tiext Aftefipoun dt Three, gone or the Bradford, Halifax, Skipton, and 11110(1es-silent Coaches. Wires, 'through with Four Coachmen sitily.--A.siggage Had Ilachuteit only td per lb.—Notwithstanding the 'triclinium% Expedition of this Coach, it it aillowed to he the mostrigt agile and" cool Clete Politic Conveyatiee on the North howl, heing , finegitalled by atik other. ••LIVERPOOL and Staffordshire Potteries s ew light fast Day Coachi , every Morning at lialrinist Six, diiren through with Four Citachtnen only. ~ LIVEItPOOL "Umpire," New light fast Four Inside Coach, in CT boort only; (Hilt one bight on the R , oad), sets out Daily at ()tip ; and arriiel at Literpool next afternoon, tits ought Woburn, Catlibury, NorthaMpton, :Wilford, Lot terworth, Hinehley,Atherstonejathworth, Litelsfield,Stone, Newcastle, Knutstord, Warrington,"and Ptescot. LIVERVOOL!"ItofiII Express,"• New light Pont. Inside: Post Coach; In Twentl-ieven haters,' and &leen through by Four Coachmen. only, ' thritOgh Warrington, Pies, ton, Congleton, , Lawton, Newcastle, ItogelY, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield, (only 'One Night on the road), every. Afternoon arrivet the Sarsscen's Het..d Dale-street, Liverptml, next :Nfternoori: The advato• tegei to Travellers who honour this Coach, wit their pre= ferrite* are fat superior to any other nn this !tour !, esPtellsll7 to CoMmettial Interests, as it performs the join -Hey in tess time than fitly other Coach, and is L irittu through with Four Coachmen; and, tidtWitlistanding its elicaprieti? and expedi. lien, the Proprietors pledge themseleei that for safety and accommiidation it is equalled by few, and shall be sdrpassed by none.; MANCHESTER and Altringliaiii New tights/eel fast Day Coub,. every Morning to the Mostly sums apt! Swan lint. MANCHESTER,to Winslow, Cooelet int, Newcasti, \v a t. Wolverhampton, and Knutsford, light Fudr Inside Coaches. MARLBOROUGH and Swindon, Wit-Inside Drit Co.seit, through Mpldenhead,lteadiug,Ncwhkay,ll.logilford,RAms ' bury, and Aldbottrn. Driren through with One Coachman only. The nearest conveyance to Lauthottrii; Porton, Woot ton Bush, and I'ewsey. NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE and UNDEIt LINE Conches every mottling and afternoon. Only One Night on the road.. PLYMOUTH " Siivereign," New light ftiit Coach, to Fat. ! mouth, 'frttro, Bodirlin, Permit, Ashburton, Totsiels, and Newton Abbott, every Morning nt 7. RAMSGATE ss 'Loyal Telegraph," New stsperior fast tale Coach, to Margate, Doter, Deal, Broaditairs, Canterbury, ' Fevershant, and Sandwich—every Morning •iit!holf•liatt 7. In consequence of the decided preference given to the Te legraPh safe Coach, the Proprietori are determined no expense Shall be spared to resider it the fitit conveyance on the Kent Road. SHEFFIELD " ESPress," and also " Rockingham," through antherliiim Net} Foiterinside Post Ciiachei, every morning and afternoon. • SHREWSBURY, WellingiOr, died Shithial. Light Post. Coachei..every morning and afterrition,—Gindoled. SOU'IHAM nom union," to Lyiniugtap, Lyndhurst. Winchester, Basnigstoke, Hart feat Bridge, Black water, and ltagahot, New Inside Coach, refry nioninw, and ar. rives at the Coach add Horses find Vine Ind, Soutliainv. ton, by Five. This it a most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jeriey, Guernsey, St. Maine', Havre de Grace, Cheibourgh; &e.--The Proprietors of the abort. Coachisope to receive a - tontimnince of dna siipport which has 'hitherto hien experienced since the eonimenternent of the " Union." STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES, anew light very fast Coach; every afterninen, to Lanotti, Stoke; Shelton; lintslent, Tunstall; 'lament), Manly and Hulmei Litapel. Thu is thy only Cool' direct to the Potteries. STAMFORD lightTost Cotieffet every morning thud after noOn, through Baldock, Bigglottiode, St. NeotS, Buckden, •Alconbiiry, Stiffon, nut/ Wandiford. SUNDERLAND,' Stnokton; Yarn, Light Fait Coast*, every Morning, in the tleurie liih; Sunderland. TOTTENHAM and I.:dobloon Coaches daily, at Eleven, Half.paet Two, Fire; and Eight o'clock. WAKEFIELD taut inside Post-Coaches, every Morning and Affeitiotin. WARWICK and Leamington Day and - Niglif fast Coaches, through' Daventif, Weedon, Towcestcr, and Stotity Stratford, WELLS, Bridgewater, Tandem), Fat:nitwit and Ply mouth Coachei',"Ond to all Parisi of the West of eagland. WEYMOUTH "Magnet" enact), t !trough Bagshot, Illack• Water, Basingstolie, Overton, Whitchurcii, Andover, Wood yents; Ceslimore, Salim:Jury, I3l,lndford, anti 15orchester, at a Quartet past'Flie u'Clock in the Morning. Driven through wilt, TO() Coachmen only. WEYMOUTII PACKETS to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher. Bourg, St. Maine's, &e. every Watinviday mid Saturday at. termati t _at Two . ; from Welittouth. WO VERHAMPIVN only 114 coach to Diulley, West Bromeireh, and Meriden, Omagh Coveistryforning, at a (varlet before 7, and ever Y a fternoon. YORK " E s pies(," to Scarborough, Whitby, Shieldi, Sun derland, Newcastle, ' and • Edinburgh , a New ' light Feat inside Post by re Coach, with it Guard throughout sets out every Moroi'sfs - a'y of Newark, Ret ford,' Doncaster , Fir. rybridge, Taucaster, DarlingeirlisNorthalltrion, Rushylord, Durham, urha rn ,M i 4 . per lierwfek, and .net'ivie at York early n Passengers.finding atomicity. fatigued on the , ottritcy, may ,'eat wil'at time they please, s e nd then prnceed without any a'thliticirtai Fare. . At Reduced' Fares to Hanover, matinee, and bury. S. A. 11101/NTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and ate Public,* hat they Will.l'4 be accountable foe any Parcels, Passenger's Luggage. Writings. Plate, S cc. of More thati Fire Poundi Vatic, if hat, -stoleni, or t ia n , ho d, units* entered Ass s u ch, :fat the Insurance paid accord. infers at the SRI itten's /lad lan, Skittnersstritt,Sani.hill, loniolv.• , • . Mi. Ibis:it:)Kx, and others, front tlie, Conineins, brotight uli the Yorkshire Election Ameildtpent. Bill, - the Irish Pri*on Bill, the Aliens' Registration Bill, the Edinherglt.(las-Light Bill, and several Prit-ate Bills, which were read a first tinie, CHARING CROSS. • 'the Deka of. Islcinfiteuntati.iiii presented a Petition front the inhuhitAnt+t, of Charitig 7 cross, and its vicinity, cult liluinjtig• of a clank in the Chariug-crams Inriirovement Bill, *hiell wuuld compel them to 3facadantire the' rand.—Llid on the table. _ _ . . The ,Earl of aA IL DIV ICKE pr6tented a Vetition from the PariSh of st. James's, Westminster. against the tharing-crois men! Bill.—Laid on thti•telild COWS, , Ft..tcx, from the Board .91; Trade, presented Retni us from the British s Cinisuls abro)ni, of the aierage Pricel of Wheat since 1825.--Laid on the table', , The•-gglof MAL. 3 tltsettai iiloied for a Refurii of thi; nvcragt price Of Wheat at Mark-lane,, since theilsressent Earl Wmitix preaCtind a , Petition l't•Orrt tendons., Praying for . some alteration in the corps Letti - a.--,Litil On the table. , The Earl of LAUDI'.IIO A I,E p*ented.retitioosnsaii4 any alteration in Alit; Corn i.aws, froni the Hundred of fuluelio and tbe town of IPswich, jtt the County of Suffolk-;;••iinditiralfite Comeiittee of the Norfolk AgricultrtralSoeiety. The Nehlettarl complained of his having been leiviod, as well its the agricultnri.ts who farmed their opinion upon his, by the. assurances of his Ma jelltylsA,Wiatathet they wait] not touch the Corn Lows during the. present Sessions:' Lie had trusted thedi; bUt they lied violated their pledge. After a few words from Lord TzvirnAit, laid on the bible. . . . • , COAST BLOCKADE. • • Earl DARNLEY rose only to obierve, that iliCitatenient which he had made a few days age, about a person behniging' to the Coese Blockade Service haviiig been shot by a ilinuggler, had become duly autheiiticated, sts . ,a reward the : apprehension of the offending parties had beeigniblished in the Cazette. , . PETITIONS. The,Marquii of LaNsnoWN presented a Petition from the rui tiariati Dissenters, praying to be relieved frdill the operatiim lit' the Marriage Aet.--:-Laid on the table. The Nonut Mau(luta then, presented a Petition froni the Chamber of Cotilmeree of the City . of Dublin, prayingofor some improvement of the law of Creditotii and Debtors.---laid on the table. Earl Gaosvrina prisChted a Petition from it Paribh in the Couniy , of gititieester, against the bontinuation of itegro SlaterY. Laid on the table. - The Bill foi improving the /idMiniStration,otitistice iri DUbliii was read a second time. MR. JACOB'S REPORT. Lord ; KiNG said that h e had seen a printed Report, of a second edition was preparing, tchi is SIT11)0/1 him to interli:i.e with the privileges of their Lordship,, auul 1 . 0 contain what he considered to 'be a scandalous and malicious libel ou the Honse. He Wetild not 1144► a falie one. beans° It Might' perhaps li! - ! true ; but their Lordships would realect that souse, Judges had decided that truth added to the utrdtity of the libel.' The Noble Lord then read tliefollo%viog pa...ag, from j, c o'y R e p or t, "TLtt polidy of England with respect to continerve will not he eits , ntled to the Corn 11414 a, as there is no doubt that the ieduetiee of the , Members of House of Lords, whose. interest ni Lt t's~i:aaier with that: of the comnitinity at large, will prevail." lie did not know whether ,their Lordship* would call the printet of this libel to state at their Bei, from 'whom lie had received it ; but he could refer thettri the votes of . tiWilintie* of CominOlts, Whire they would And in, Order, dated the 14th of. %reh, fur printhig that and.layltig it on the table of that House. Perhaps, the beat Way .to. remedy the evil *bulk be to ask a, free conference With the Conink4. No Such cadence, he was !Ad, how ever, had taken piece fair a Century, anti wheit it had last oc curred, the Commons and the Lords had conietip high words— ionie even saki to blows . Ile did not know but tbis might agait, IW the ease: The sisal of the 'Noble' and Learned and of titi.*ie who itipported the agricultural interests, might ,bring: them into contant.with itti oillioseirii;' 'the Right Hod: Gentleman, at the head of the Board of Thule, might lay violent hands uei the Noble and, Learned Lord, and ti Right floo. Seereiary o f st:ite might e t tnne and give him u. hiu!k4ianded 131iiii. it ever, properto step in, and td relieve their Lordship s a , a 1.0,1 y, front the s.rious *input:44M Cast tqam tlfty iif that opinion,. he should ~have no . übjectien to move,—That ii Message be sent to the CoMmotia,.to ask fbt a free Conference. After a few words fiOni the •-• * • Earl cf LiMERIcK, who thought that to take any nlitiee of the passage in questidn, might place bath Houseii.in an iiieen venient situation, thicsUbject was altdgbiher &tipped • H'' . . • ROMAN .CATHOLICS. Vireetint AtiDttY end \YAM, iii pmenting a petirioit front the Catholic" of the county of :lioicointrioh, praying, for total . ruitaneiliation, • said that if he had:any infinelice With . the Catholic', he would advise them to defer the opirioii of that' authority to ',hid? they lied eutruited the (Ocher of their elitwe, as to time and tone. 'their affairs were hi g ood hanoo—in the hand" of Men, many of whom lout made great sacrifices for them, afid howeret• unfounded might be the opinion that it woOld be dangerodi tai admit them to all the privileges of. the Constitution, a contindarieg of loyal eunduet mill pstient spirit under peorokiiig ciictinistarices Was the hest answer which they moldlite to those who thought them unfit' to he trusted with thoSe to the question of Emericipation,` he adhered tails *hieli :be had i giteri for the last twenty pstrs: Hit opiiiien been strengthened by refiectitni mild eiperientis. Every year increased the ineonvenience of the present system. . The nation lied strug gled through great difficulties,' and, 'hetrusted, wonld Olitstoiti thou 01; ,but until it were properly settled,' the Catlittlii. Clues- tion would tditlyi remain the Wratc 1/oitit ofthis great, t ictoiious, and other*hie invincible The Petition was then laid on the HOUSE pv COMMONS: , MISCELLANXOUS: Mr. •111.11%1E presented a Petition from ail indiiidiud named *ifrattislarr, eihnplaining of the misappropriation of the fontli of Itughy School. _ . . . On the second reading of the Din to eitipin'er the tlinioAl of tie sum of 10061. to elect for the .111Arteri! Ut,tlw School, Mi. ELLICE said, that altliongh the *ought_ this honour held hit to the Masters was likely to ,procure better ones for the idhool, yet he was of Opinion that the limn Of WOOL would be better laid out in eilOcating the poor, which he believed was the Original intention of the donor. He would norirviy watch the piogreas of the um in the Coitilittee, and would vote against the measure which the,- Bill intended to authoiise.--The petition trifle, referred to the Committee oh the Bill: Ori the motion of Capt...Goanow, the Cjohdial Steam . NaViga tioti field* third time and paiii4M. Mr. HOME presented a petition from' Setuneti and Shif-' owners, complaining of the systetn of impressing Men for the Royal Navy, which Will fraught with injnstice and Cruelty,— The Hon. 111ernliej entirely coincided in the prayer of the Petition and hoped it would meet with the serious attention of the Ilouse. Ordered to be printed. , hIEHdiIISE LICENSING 1111.1.. 'JANIS insenied a Petition from the Licensed I:itietnal kis of Bristol, against the Alehouse'Licensing liill.—Order . eil, to he printed. Mr. ESTCOVRT moved the Ordei of the Puy fiir a Cortina: ice on the Alehiaeliceiniing Bill: After a short conversation betwee.n . Mr. IluMe, Mr. F. Pahner, Captain' Araberley, and lcfr, Enteourt, the Report' was oideieil to be received to:litot . tow: • Mr. HUME' firettented a petition front sit indiVidual named Charles Giotto', complaining of the present system of granting Li.. cences.--Laid on the table. CORN LAWS. . . Mr. DAVENP.OUT presented n irti!imi.fr6l!l,tite„Slai . 4, neitint-to and eaten , ' of the..town of Cotigh , toll in Cheshire, kuy iusg that a paii of the Corti now in; Ilitod in thiti:oquntry should be jinxed without 4it y D u ty, for the tpetieAt of the, poor distressed ganufacturers.—,Ordered .to be p r i zi W, Mr. PELIIA3I presented a petition front ilutitingdon, against tiny alteration in the Corn Laws..--Qrtlered to be printed. • Sir T. LETILBRIDGE prevented A petition h„, a ci„,imittee , . of Gentlemen lieloiigihg tti an Agrieultiiral - 1;1 N q rwii.: Ile :knew nothing of the partioi; hut presumed flow bad give hint the.. petition beeause they }sad found his subject of the ilitetWil lii4s*es introdneed bt ,Alinisters coiti.: (tided . with • th e ir,. .o.;:eit.' measure_. thought the measure_. ,the introdittihn of l , oseigi Corn f;it the distresseci . turers ought to be confined to the, ii!aiinfactsileriiid Oqe , and nut .go to tlii! piejuili`ce of lq iniers..ststif • country... H . hoped L that there .. w o k alteration Ct . Corn Letts until the 4 :a . :;,,ation of the r t shiced per cent. Ile tlinitglit it would he neCessary t CVtlt to investigate the tutus' o f the present di.,Frk-s the ilia nufacturing district; when it . Ironic! be funail Rot arise Iron) the Corn Laws, 'had been more thaii once said. in that flu beliei•ed that high price of !about arianot fenn the 111'0: •. , 'price of corn, but tip's' the higbitate t;t*ation. A reintuie rating price foi- labotir world do flint! towards alleviating the pie Sent distri;li thal.i the 1110,6 res intipoiiimi 14 , Alitli4tei*, which if they were carries., itith elh•et, would reduce ,the.value iif labotir, and thereby, ;hero:se, the_tliitre:it alleirialc it. if he at ju Parilistnelit SeSsitip,and'he sate the Same intiutroils of paring . doWn the agrieciltural iiilehids . fitinitie4l, vole rot par;' d i s Wis those expsitisive the tbilutry Nen • bin:awned .ttlnr a txitivcrsation between M. C;4; Aft: the petition imam read aturtirdered lit iw. ptiOtetli: A Alisatig..t ftor'n 4 - ortitti''aii4tiitittent! t,hci zriscitt to the Erc , cis.' Laws Aitteutlineitt atilt Batik Chattel Jl lr , with iteverai etLiipLEs sontitsitt. • BRA toad call the atti , titiott - .ot ll'ou tie to the, Petiitoh Coriipissining 'tontine - I' 7l ' of Lerd Charles Soineitcei towartiA him as tioyernni or the GaPir - o fGood Hop, . wis,hed the tan: iltduld have , Irroh - ed . , . upon a permit' more competent to _ tint tomb' of recui,ml,lltiilK Petition to theirnotiq, but tie hip been encourage il by the aS SUrittleell of ieeei.Z.iiig ptsiverfiil StiPlinit; trtiin I lithourebte - ItleinlArS near The object of the Pt•titittiter was not Id tuk( . .l, opportunity o f pulihahing whet ought to come out can o graier, occasion, calash • the Noble Lord. should Lfipear to an. ;wer these and hiller 14negitit 4 ,, istiv to be _preferred again s t Lint. lhe principal i4.4i...et f the Petitgitset (vas to entre at - ' the Ham to ordet that the fitith who had been Seeretat.y • • to etc Noble Ltiftl, tottniilit be tetielting thil Subjects of Lord pteiinusly tci Gig - going out tc., the t'.iipe Again: lie nift enter Otto a recatiMiation of the detached rubjt}ct of cent/it:dot enumerated in the ((tither , petitimr 'it Mr. the 'M I peti tion (lid not fe:-stets theini bet metely.retCrred to theM, Moro par; • tiettlatly to hill hating been hatiislii.xl from the Caolly for years, . for having, it said, 'written irlibt4 bis the Government. Thil libel gvas nothiiig mete than Si petitiuts t' the Goverii,or him.; • self, seekiiig reilre,s or x previoils iitjurtfltirh the petitii.iter had, received. These were facts which would ri4lsorioe the impetschmeitt if that Noble. I ord, He concluded Ity exprrmiog a Secretary for Coleniol Affairs woUld tilt any longer refrain from giving the Itetitioner leave to refill-ft fo the t'ape lohyi de . spile of his seniowe trot yeflitt+ing e pir c d, . pose ilf obtaining,: dttring his Stay a nd & abet evidence to sislist;iittiate the efinrge he ivialled,to preti..eltgoint,t the Nolilti Lord, unjustly and arbitrarily exettaiied his .an;- tlierity With fespect to himself jserosiallk. on the Boil: t;,entlen'ian's'rn&tiun, thu Mr. IV: 140117 4 UN had not tilt htsl4 7 'lleetiithe lit titiehr. 'Not , WAS lie surpritetktia . petitioner crele it/ • , the Conuniosionavl..an! ) , 04t by CioireruralW- to vill#ne'loio there, ponies tif.comphtint, lie'kt4m,foin;the had scull 4 11C'y • did hot feel favbii4ulil tliittiviell' • biro. anti • it, Apoendix leas very volinninono,. ...ontaiiietrittbnlttlinit forthatton on, he onhjeet4 committed tit the Contiitiliotokero • vestigation. If the, House were in pOt,seisnin Of it, Alien ,the . 3leutliers would be enabled to whether those Aigationi antl charges by Iliihop Burnet were not, is the Comitititlintei..i stated; exaggerated, and the , petitioner liffn'self unworthy 14. the apciiil ' • protection of the Iloit4 f e. • Part of the 'charge tirraitiit'Aii Governor was, that the colonists '.had offered inhelt #ont tit" adfitinistratinft of justice to chisel) , flu: 4001 kern r..„ Whareivi charge this might . be agaiitst ,the L.l* . 'ale if . stood, it ' Was against the Goiernor, and the ceinitti4i4r at th 4". 'Cape were endeavouring as fast an possible *V* Colonial JAW to. our uwet code: The Conii#n4Nroir would be fohnd fo contain, in hoi Opinion, all the,..ViPpiation neciawits' for this Case. If the House were Of i+piniOriT flare wan out informatiou enough lii the volem,nut ti Report of Cone.' niissioners, then, awl not tin then, wind,' it in. t0 , r64.1. uieut:-Coltwel NO to delay his departure froi4-this cone try for the Cape. In facet this petifietter had been iteurniod, that , if he could ahem: that his busintsti at the Cape contd . not be ae coroplished as Well by the Colonial Office, as • •by Lip own pre sence there, the Colonial Office would consent to hi 4 return.— This lie mold nut doj but still continued through the daily papnrs to agitiite the public tnifal by gr6zai exaggeration... tear !): After all, if the flons;ii consented to -Wait . for the ItelAwr, it lvoudd ` - not be bound in the least by that step tit zwiptiesee 'it) 'tilt' opi nions of the Commissioners , but . might th en take ,Mush measures . respeetiug thii peetten's rise al it Might think prizia . .r, ernes before ' they tame ter entei into the geave 'rthd eel of ,vtu i that Noble . Lord's general eibitinititratien of the, Cape. Mr. HUME 11464 Wilt Was the Noble Lon! ha • nc reto.ot so long ;thread afti:r his 'brutal recall ?-Lwas it norsic' ;iriiid antf evade the charges . ienpintling over 'MU '? Ile Itati in'ird that, or two ships had bruit Monett ut Which he wtei iu;rettirit„but there was tiiielninee of hi s app ear in g utt fil of Porliantent. - Whilst: this delay took place, tie r Petitioner ivies tuaublu , a , tttprev m erd itt the busin e ss. Il e coplmen Intelt of. tlin . conemisSeinert who had Is.en appl.ottled Lt tiw itotettraia ft o d e r-t4eciet . :4 for, (heir volinttinotts report. Three }ears had already been spent on that inquiry, and he . v, -r} 11011'11 doubted their activity or seal.. TO refuse man to return was a great hardship on hint; tend ti :lig. “.;t net of itit6iirtiess tti the Ntibie Loid Concerned, for Whiel t eoridaci 1.. eistisidered the Colonial Office highly centruralzle.--(1 tear. In, ,sashes to the intlividindand the eouitley, ColOtiel l L irrl ooylor. - t,.1).! ordered to retnain its this eountry till after the t r ial: ' Colonel ritAvi ES - was of the same opinion, 'Mr. W. HORTON Observed, that it bad been an Understand ,. oe both sides of the !lou s e; wh en thi s seljt eet was agitated last that nothing. Would be done in it malt litilrqw.retorn cif the Nolde Lord to thiti country froni leis Otirereinent..' ' Mr. F. PAlNER . iiitiel, that as thii Aber waii(l.e.ry important witneas tic this case, be ought not tit'bit. allowed to I V * (4, or rather be Stint out of the country, L iest the publio form their own inference. Lord F... AfEIt.SE7, oita hi.' ' heard With sorprise the obseriat o iOns . sit 0010' Meitilters' fdr 'Nerthunkerlarid and , Rending, With respeet Whitt Noble IlelittiVe.: I Those statentetits were''unfottinletl;_ The Oovernor, had temitined the : Cape by the express order u. the Molnar Ptectetary here, until another (level Mir AhOltill itiTlVt . oak, And Ili Cl:ni fi nnatloll Of 1111.4 itteier• tine, be .v , ould appeal to the HOll. Under Becretztry litte,'Present. Was the ii his delay afribittahle ;to" tiny disinelillatiou to cotne home? The Noble Lord had left the Cope. ort the thl'ufArebruary, mid he was daily' expected. He • hies bin hezZik uf, after passing a few days at St. jleletta, , No one Wati dory anxious than the Noble Lind tt'i iiwtt the unfair, dishenetituble, and unjust • attacks *lila hail been Made' hith" in his ab settee. The Honourable - 41oint,r far Minitensi.:'‘V,liiist talk of justiee, seemed to think that juStiee lay'smly on one aide..-.(liner, hear) ;-....and his inference (Ailonet, Bird was unfair,zia that Gentleman was }geeing to the Cape on his ovin,pri ',late bushiest+. if the .Dutch Wert. defective, thlAgli all' unlit give the prefen.nee to the British kW, rt the Chel.ernor was bOttod',lty his iostrurtious to administer justit.e iteeOrding to the law of:tlie doieg" tai actiql, no doubt, otuler tl,r respensibility of his legal advisers. The llonsie might lie assured that hip Nellie /lenitive Wel! most ' OttilOtis to ' home, to meet , 'erfel the attacks nettle 'ori - IrtfO; and : that _ the charges so unfairly made likainst hitit ruined tn.be.tlispt , tVot, nod his ettodizet and ,Cymoosr;:olea7l to 4 ,; . , .. prepin'tion to the petntity (if light thrown opph cheep.) . „, , lifter Obi4ervation from an flonl 4 Wrenibe'r eivta winate name we could not colleet, for the' • Sir F. u observed, it'atihi , • Heave to form tiny epinieu ort o 4114,b C urti g4itiit Government at the Cakte, .114 r ere ary Li but, he slid the 1. 1 t . •~.